Softmaster ROE 3 Operating Instructions Manual

Microprocessor controllers for reverse osmosis plants
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  • Page 1 ® Softmaster ROE 3 Microprocessor controllers for reverse osmosis plants Operating instructions...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents General notes ......1 Programming ......21 Introduction .
  • Page 3: General Notes

    Introduction These operating instructions describe the installation, operation and programming of the reverse osmosis controller Softmaster ROE 3. We recommend that, whilst familiarising yourself with the operation of the unit aided by this manual, you have immediate access to the operable controller in order to perform the functions and combinations as described. As certain functions are interrelated, it is advisable to follow the instructions in the given order.
  • Page 4: General Description

    General description Views of unit Wall-mounted variant Panel-mounted variant Terminal box Terminal box Drilling scheme for wall-mounted variant Panel cut-out for panel-mounted variant 2 / 32...
  • Page 5: Description Of Display And Operating Features

    Description of display and operating features A On/Off switch F "M" key Only the wall-mounted variant is equipped with a On/Off Call the menu and return from submenu levels. switch. Use this switch to switch the unit on or off. G "Run/Stop"...
  • Page 6: Display Functions

    Display functions Display - top line The top line displays plant statuses and values (described below). Display - bottom line Alternate display of the conductivity for permeate (CD1) and sensor CD2 (see technical data for measuring ranges) and the water temperature (2-digit, only with automatic temperature compensation). LED displays The LEDs display active plant components and occurring error messages.
  • Page 7: Status Displays

    Operating displays Production Plant is in operation and produces permeate with 12.3 : S/cm of conductivity. CD1: 12.3 : S/cm Plant is in operation and the following plant supplies water with 1.6 : S/cm of Production conductivity. 1.6 : S/cm CD2: Plant is in operation.
  • Page 8: Error Messages

    Error messages In addition to the displayed error messages, the red LED “Alarm” lights up or flashes. Alternate display of all error messages and operating displays. Each occurred error is stored in the error history. Error message “Power failure” Power failure Power failure set clock ! Message after each switching on, unit was without voltage.
  • Page 9 Error Message “CD2 Max” CD2 Max Conductivity CD2 is greater than the set limit value “CD2 Max” CD2: 32.1 : S/cm The maximum conductivity at sensor CD2 has been exceeded for a longer period than the programmed test time (Delay Max) during production.
  • Page 10 Error message “Excess pressure” Excess pressure The pressure switch behind the pressure pump for the protection of the units CD1: 16.8 : S/cm against excess pressure has triggered. The plant has been switched off after the programmed delay time (Delay HP). Restart the plant via the "RUN/STOP" key. If renewed excess pressure occurs, the plant is switched off again after the delay time.
  • Page 11 Error message “Temperature low” Temperature low The water temperature is lower than 1 / C. 0 / C Temp: The water temperature during production has fallen below the minimum water temperature. Check whether short circuiting has occurred in the sensor or the temperature sensor PT100 or in their supply lines. Confirm the fault display with the “Alarm”...
  • Page 12: Terminal Block Identification

    Terminal block identification Functions (IN = input, OUT = output) Terminal Type Function Note 4x Mains-Protective earth Mains, N = Neutral Mains-input Mains, L = Live 230 - 240 V AC 8x Neutral switched Mains voltage, max. 4 A 8x Live switched Pump 1 - normally open Volt-free relay output Pump 1 - common...
  • Page 13: Description Of Relay Outputs

    Continuation of terminal block identification Terminal Type Function Note Serial interface RS232, RxD Serial interface RS232, TxD Parallel to D-SUB-plug RS-232 (J3) Serial interface RS232, DTR/DSR Serial interface RS232, load Terminal blocks for mains supply and relay outputs Terminal block for inputs and interface Serial interface RS232 PIN 2 - RxD PIN 3 - TxD...
  • Page 14: Pu1/Pu2, Pressure Pumps 1 And 2

    Description of relay outputs PU1 / PU2, pressure pumps 1 and 2 Driving motors with different power consumptions can be used for the pressure pump of the osmosis plant. Fuse protection occurs internally via a safety fuse T6.3A. When using a three-phase motor, an appropriate power protection contactor has to be pre-connected.
  • Page 15: Pr1 Programmable Function Output 1

    PR1 programmable function output 1 It is possible to program the function of this volt-free relay output as follows: 1. Permeate max: Message “LV permeate max” (CD1) has been exceeded 2. Tank empty: Message “Tank (storage tank) empty” 3. Production: Message “Plant in operation” 4.
  • Page 16: Description Of Signal Inputs

    Description of signal inputs Note! Connect the signal inputs "MP", "HL", "LL", "HP", "LP", "STOP", "CO" and "PROG" only to volt-free contacts! MP Motor protection When using pumps which are equipped with a motor protection circuit breaker with a volt-free message contact, it is possible to connect this switch to input "MP".
  • Page 17: Hp High Water Pressure

    HP Excess pressure Connection for volt-free pressure switch Function Type of contact Test time Action S Switch off of the plant programmable Pressure monitoring in front programmable S Continuous alarm normally closed/ of or behind the unit 00 - 99 seconds S Entry in error list normally open Install a excess pressure governor either at the raw water side or at the concentrate side in order to protect the unit.
  • Page 18: Co Concentrate Monitoring

    CO Concentrate monitoring Connection for volt-free contact Function Type of contact Test time Action S Continuous alarm programmable S Entry in error list Concentrate flow programmable normally monitoring 00 - 99 seconds programmable: closed/normally open S Switch off of the plant In order to protect the unit, it is possible to monitor the concentrate flow with a flow meter equipped with a limit contact maker.
  • Page 19: Cd1/Cd2 Connections For Conductivity Electrode

    CD1 Connection for conductivity sensor The device is equipped with two measuring amplifiers for Terminal block identification: conductivity measurement. The conductivity sensor at connection CD1 measures the permeate conductivity. The conductivity sensor at connection CD2 measures and monitors the conductivity of the flowing water or the product water of a downstream system (e.g.
  • Page 20: Water Temperature Monitoring

    Water temperature monitoring In addition to the temperature compensation, the device can also monitor the water temperature. If a maximum value is exceeded the plant can be switched off and an alarm given. º BASIC PROGRAM º LV temperature "M" I-OUT+ / I-OUT- current interface 0 /4 - 20 mA (terminals 47 - 50) Function Connection...
  • Page 21: Functioning

    Functioning Switching on and power failure After switching the unit on and after each power failure, the plant automatically returns to the Standby position. Prior to the Standby-position another flush takes place according to the programmed flushing duration (see programming). The plant can either be switched on manually by pressing the “RUN/STOP”...
  • Page 22: Conductivity Monitoring

    Conductivity monitoring The integrated conductivity measuring instrument is used for the quality monitoring of the plant. "OFL" appears on the display if the measuring range is exceeded. Temperature compensation of the conductivity can either take place automatically or manually with a programmable compensation factor.
  • Page 23: Programming

    Programming FLUSHING MODE Start menu with Pump 1 Call the menu via the "M" key. with Pump 2 Menu selection "M" with valve PV The current line position is displayed as a heading in CAPITAL LETTERS. Activate the selected/displayed menu option with the "ENTER" key, i.e. you "jump" into a submenu. with valve IV Call the next menu point with the "DOWN"...
  • Page 24: Flushing Mode

    It is possible to select and combine the units which are to be activated during flush as desired: With pump 1 and/or with pump 2, with output valve/permeate valve PV and/or with input valve IV. The flush valve FV is generally active for the duration of the flush. Flushing duration Enter the desired duration for the re-rinsing (also see “Flush after production”): The components selected under “Flushing mode”...
  • Page 25: Probe Cd2

    Probe CD2 PROBE CD2 Program the cell constant C of the used conductivity sensor: (Possible values: 0.01 - 5.0/cm) 0.10/cm Max.: Maximum limit value conductivity CD2 Max.: 5.0µS/cm Enter the maximum conductivity which should guarantee sufficient water quality. Min.: 1.5µS/cm Min.: Minimum limit value conductivity CD2 Delay Minimum conductivity value which is necessary due to the existing water quality.
  • Page 26: Function Pump

    Function Pump Fkt. Pumpe FCT.PUMP Program the operating mode of the pressure pump/s of the osmosis plant: Alternate Alternate: The pumps are installed in parallel and are operated alternately. Serial: Pump 1 and pump 2 are connected in series. Output PU2 is switched with delay Serial after PU1 has been switched on.
  • Page 27: Function Stop

    Function Stop, Stop input FCT.STOP Program the desired effect of the connected contact for the switch off of the plant, Norm. closed normally closed or normally open. Norm. open Delay stop Delay time in seconds after which the plant should be switched off. Delay Stop Function PROG, programmable function input...
  • Page 28: Function Pr2 Output

    Release RELEASE With the built-in serial interface, it is possible to program the controller or to request controller data via a PC/laptop (program “Softmaster Vision” is necessary): none Release mode: none Data transfer locked...
  • Page 29: "Service" Menu

    “SERVICE” menu Request and change current settings and statuses of the unit in the service menu. Manual flush MANUAL FLUSH 99m Start a flush of the plant via this manual function. After the start a return to the operating display occurs. The maximum flushing duration is limited to 99 minutes. End the flush with the “Run/Stop”...
  • Page 30: Calibration Of Conductivity Sensor Cd

    Calibration of the conductivity sensors CD1 or CD2 Calibration should only take place with calibration solvents in accordance with DIN EN 27888 ! Inappropriate calibration leads to undefined display values ! Dry and zero point calibration With the calibration method CAL. CD ZERO, it is possible to compensate measuring errors (offset) which occur due to very long supply lines to the measuring sensor.
  • Page 31: Operating Hours

    Operating hours The device records the operating hours of the pressure pump(s) and thus the load of the units. Request the current operating time in the service menu: "M" º Service º Operating time Reset the operating hour meter: After exchanging the pump(s) or the module, it is possible to reset the current operating time to 0 hours: "M"...
  • Page 32: Menu Structure Overview

    Menu structure Stand: 19.04.05 FLUSHING DURAT. Production Production Duration INTERVAL FLUSH CD1: 12.5µS/cm CD2: 1.3µS/cm Interval LV PERMEATE MIN. Duration FLUSHING MODE Min.: 5.0µS/cm QUALITY FLUSH with Pump 1 PROBE CD2 Delay min. 100s with Pump 2 0.10/cm Switch off BASIC PROGRAM Durat.
  • Page 33: Technical Appendix

    Technical appendix Example for an osmosis plant layout with downstream EDI (Electronic Deionisation Module) Connection example for the above plant 31 / 32...
  • Page 34: Technical Data

    Technical Data Power supply: 230 - 240 V or 24 V or 115V+/-10% / 50 -60 Hz, Safety fuse T6.3A Power consumption without external load: max. 15 VA Degree of protection: IP65 Protection class: Conformity: EN 50081-1, EN 50082-2, EN 61010-1 0 - 45 / C Ambient temperature: Measuring ranges:...

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